Camp Mennoscah
9458 SE 40th St
Murdock, KS 67111
620-297-3290

 
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Camp Mennoscah Catalog 2008 

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620-297-3290
campmno@mennowdc.org  

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New Maintenance Office and Apartment completed - see  more pictures  

 
     

     

Groundbreaking for New
Director's House
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       See progress on the new director's house  



Build Your House on the Rock

but

Come Play in the Sand 

    Camp Mennoscah is built on 160 acres that is divided by the South Fork of the Ninnescah River. Many acres of prairie offer a peaceful setting for a personal or group retreat. As a part of the Western District Conference, Camp Mennoscah offers Christians a camping program in which the gospel of Jesus Christ can be experienced in all activities. The camp also offers nine weeks of children's camps and is available to church groups, schools, business groups and families. Please call or e-mail for more information or to make reservations.


       ACTIVITIES

Playground                          River Dock

Swimming Pool                     Fishing

Basketball Court                    Horseshoes

Volleyball                              Hiking Trails

Softball Diamond                   Canoeing


OUR HISTORY 

The Young people of the Western District Conference had their first organized retreat in 1925 on the Bethel College campus. In April, 1948, the Western District Conference Youth Fellowship purchased the property located near Murdock, Kansas. The first retreat at Camp Mennoscah was held in 1949 when a small group of young people pitched their tents on the west side of the river near the old farmstead.


         OUR MISSION

    In accordance with the vision of the Western District Conference, Camp Mennoscah aspires:

  • To encourage staff and campers to follow Jesus Christ more faithfully by enriching their prayer, worship and study of scriptures;
  • To encourage the growth of community by calling and nurturing congregational and lay leaders for ministry in the unique outdoor setting that Camp Mennoscah provides;
  • To encourage the growth of community by practicing love, forgiveness and hospitality that affirms diversity and heals brokenness;
  • To encourage campers and staff to live as a people of healing and hope that invites others to faith in Jesus Christ;
  • To encourage campers and staff to seek God's peace in their homes, work, neighborhoods, the out-of-doors, and the world at large;
  • To encourage campers and staff to know God in a new way  by experiencing  the beauty of nature.